What parts of pitch deck consulting can you automate first?
A pitch deck consultant brings judgment, but not every task needs that judgment. This page helps you separate the draftable parts from the parts where a senior pair of eyes really matters.
Judgment versus production
Consulting on a deck blends two things: judgment about the story and the audience, and production work like drafting, structuring and revising. The judgment is hard to automate. A lot of the production is draftable, reviewable, and safe to retry.
Knowing which is which tells you where to start. The goal is not to remove judgment, it is to stop paying senior rates for first drafts you would edit anyway.
Draftable, retry-safe, reviewable
- A first-pass structure and slide order
- First-draft copy for each slide
- Organizing research and supporting points
- Routine revision passes you then review
Find your first workflow
Enter your numbers in the calculator and it points to the layer creating the most manual drag. That is usually the best candidate to automate first, with the consultant focused on judgment rather than production.
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